Neal Bangerter

Dr. Neal Bangerter is a Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Boise State University since 2023. His career spans leadership and academic roles at Brigham Young University, Imperial College London, University of Utah, and INSEAD.

• Ph.D. and M.S. in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University

His research integrates medical imaging with machine learning and signal processing, focusing on MRI reconstruction algorithms, articular cartilage analysis, and magnetic resonance physics. Recent work emphasizes deep learning and physics-driven models for accelerated MRI.

Key trends in his publications include medical imaging, computational physics, and signal processing, particularly in MRI optimization and clinical diagnostics. Awards include:

• Lauterbur Award (2008)
• Cum Laude Award (2009)
• Outstanding Faculty Award (2011)
• David C. Evans Chair (2012)
• Distinguished Reviewer (2013)

He advises on innovation/entrepreneurship and intellectual property strategy, with external roles at INSEAD, Imperial College London, and University of Utah. Collaborations span Osteoarthritis, ACL Injury, and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Imaging.